So Thai Kitchen - Los Angeles, California

hye O.

I was craving Thai food for dinner and stumbled upon this restaurant nearby. Since it’s a newly opened place, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I decided to give it a try. I ordered three different dishes, and overall, the food was delicious! The only thing that could have made it perfect is if the portions were a bit larger.

I didn’t get a chance to take a picture, but I had the lychee iced tea, and it was amazing! Seriously, one of the best I’ve had.

I’ll definitely be coming back. The atmosphere inside is super cute and cozy too!

Allison F.

My new favorite Thai spot in the neighborhood! Excellent portion size, bigger serving than most in Weho for take out. Rice is extra, but it’s a great deal for all the food. Cannot wait to try more of the menu for dine in.

Ross B.

AVOID Incredibly rude when asked to rectify sending us food with shrimp in after specifically requesting no fish. Was told shrimp isn’t a fish - and they decided to add, meaning we couldn’t eat any of it. Nothing done to rectify. Fish wasn’t even an option on the dish, but they refused to help and instead got very rude. Will never use them again: the dumplings are also soggy! All round terrible AVOID

Hanaan H.

I ordered beef Thai fried rice at midnight, asked for it to be extra spicy with some other modifications, and wow, this is some of the best fried rice I’ve had in LA. I’ve tried quite a bit in the area. The meat does not taste gamey, but rather has a fresh and seasoned taste to it. The rice is flavorful with just the perfect amount of stickiness. Will definitely be ordering again.

Leah G.

I ordered from Postmates. I got the fried tofu, the pad Thai and the green curry. This is not my first rodeo. I have had each of these dishes, lots and lots of times at different restaurants. The food here was gross. I would never order it again. The pad Thai was like not even the right flavor at all plus the noodles were these little skinny, almost like angel hair noodle pad Thai noodles and no peanut flavor to it whatsoever. The green curry was almost like soup. There was so little bamboo or chicken or bell pepper. It was just flavorless liquid. And the fried tofu was just freaking disgusting like I spit it out into the trash, not worth the calories.

Remy C.

We order from this place as we were craving Thai food. Honestly we had very high hopes because of the reviews on yelp. When we opened one of our plates we were beyond disappointed. The rice had sections that were raw and the chicken was so dry it seemed it was reheated multiple times. Please reconsider your options.

Nikita B.

You can't call this a restaurant, it's more of a bistro:
1. They took the order from only half of our group, forgetting about the others;
2. The portion sizes are smaller than the small portions in other restaurants, yet they cost more than large ones (in the photo, a portion of soup for $18);
3. In the photo, the soup doesn't even have vegetables, which is very strange. I've had this soup many times, and it always included more than just broth with tofu.
4. The place looks worse than a McDonald's with homeless people.

Dave C.

The place was good and the food was super delicious!